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Article ID: 1665
Last updated: 23 Nov, 2008
Frequently Asked Question:What was the rationale for adjusting prematurity up to 24 months?
Answer:It was a combination of evidence from the literature and recommendations from the Bayley–III advisory panel. Discussions for adjusting to prematurity to 24 months of age began early in the development process of the Bayley–III and follows the same recommendations made for the BSID–II. The adjustment for prematurity was not taken beyond 24 months because the advisory panel and the literature indicate the vast majority of children "catch up" by 24 months of age.
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